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0-60 vids seem an obvious increase to me, the second set of vids are useless as they start and finish at different points. you need to drive with it for a few days, you'll notice it more then if you turn it back and you'll see what you are missing then. Bluefin are good, and those are similar...

Cool, thanks

Cool, how about if I have a mac, I'm all mac ow, what would the USB stick need to be formatted in? I'm new to the whole apple computer thing, but am looking to buy this tv.

How would you watch a 4+gb mkv via USB, don't think it's possible is it?

Yes, like I said though, they have multiple stores, some in places like selfridges http://www.squaregroup.co.uk/ My application instore with Barclays was accepted straight away.

Esxi is what's called a hypervisor, and installs directly onto the hardware. You then give it an ip address and connect to it with an app called the vsphere client, which is the GUI. From there you can then start creating a virtual machine (vm) and installing an os like windows etc.

Not if you want VMware, dc is just the license, if it's test then you'll want to download esxi which gives you 60 days of full use I think, and then vcenter too, and install any windows server machines, they'll all work for a while without activation.

This is an apple premium reseller store, called square. There's one in my town luckily, they also have concessions in selfridges and Harvey Nichols too. Same thing, through Barclays, but they are also offering free double memory and no wait for shipping either which is cool.

flol, i thought i was looking in a mirror after 10 days of cruise meals!

oops, just walked into Square in Wycombe and bought a 17" pro on 10 months interest free as they are doing the same offer, free double memory too. xmas has come early, can finally go all apple and retire of the 17" sony i have.

or use a proper download method, not convert it and put it straight into cinexplayer of av player HD.... personally i have both and prefer cinexplayer, i like the gui better, but both do the same things.

Female Elephant seal, ready for bed, taken on Barrientos Island in the Aitcho Islands, Antarctica. Entry

true, but with that you could run 20-30 vm's on it with 12 core processors meaning the cost is £100-200 per license in effect, which is a lot cheaper than buying standard licenses. also, its per processor and the minimum you can buy on a server is 2, even if it only has 1 processor. MS know...

Flol, pedantic, it's not pedantic, it's a big f**king license difference! Like I said, stick to your command line ;)

Thank bloody of for that! Did my head in that did, the ironic one being jakes review of using an iPad for the f1 and not being ale to watch it on my iPad......

Technically, yes, but it would need to be in the right format, it likes .mov, I know that as I transferred some from my canon over. The best app I have which plays pretty much everything I throw at it is cinexplayer, costs a couple of quid I think but well worth it. Just access the app in...

Hmmm

Agreed, your new explanation is much better :) I only know of 1 pikey customer using the free version, you are mad to use VMware without ha and vmotion, especially if you only have 3 servers as buying essentials plus including both of those features and vcenter is VERY cost effective.

TBH, this thread is FULL of dodgy info. This is my biggest concern though, maybe stick to the linux next time KDF eh ;) Windows Enterprise does NOT give you unlimited vm's, it gives you 4 instances, you need datacenter (licensed per processor) to get unlimited, tut tut!!! and the comment...

bang on

still debating whether to take it with me tomorrow, could be useful for the landscapes? i guess i just find it has too much top and bottom, i don't know, i know thats the point of it, but i just can't seem to find the right use for it. maybe i'll take it to see if i can use it more. already...

Meh, I'm not THAT impressed with the 10-22, sure it has very little distortion compared to the sigma, but I just think the pics are ok, shots from my 17-55 are better. I also rarely find a situation where I need to use it, probably my least used lens tbh. Got the 1.4x TC tonight from...

I'd like to upgrade to a 2.8 L IS but it's the weight which puts me off, the f4L is light in comparison and I can carry it around all day without worrying about the weight.

erm NO! i have a very fast connection and not had any problems, but it would never be the case that slower connections would be better. a lot of it is due to ping, but faster connection normally means closer to the exchange and better ping also.

i do have gamecenter, yes. i'm just building up some cash now, up to about 175k, then once i have 25 bux (currently at 19) i'll buy the faster lift as the height is starting to get boring as they always want to go to the top level!

Not bad shots, you do 'appear' in a few of them though... :)

Like I said, I mainly use my outside, I can happily pan Motorsport shots at 1/50, but then I don't think you're supposed to use is with panning anyway are you. The twice I can remember using my lens inside was at a Chicago bulls basketball game, wasn't a problem, got some great shots and the...

I'll be honest, I've never been in a situation where I've needed IS on that lens, I prefer the light weight, and I only ever use it in the daylight, and at 200mm it's hardly long enough to cause shake its such a fast lens. I'll see how it does with the 1.4x converter next week with the penguins.

so you've never used a 70-200f4L from canon then?

apparently at the launch of the 4s they set up a temporary shop around the corner from an apple store and were selling the galaxy S II at $2. which would have been fine if you were in the market for one, but i can't imagine someone going to buy an iPhone, see that deal and taking it, other than...